With over 15 years in the industry, we have a wealth of experience in preparing, submitting and negotiating construction final accounts and claims.
A final account will be prepared after the practical completion of a building contract. This is an agreed statement of the total costs that will need to be paid once a project ends, typically between the employer and contractor.
In some cases, the final cost differs from the initially agreed price, which can result in a dispute. Should you find yourself in this situation, enlisting professional guidance as early as possible will always work in your favour. Our highly experienced, knowledgeable construction experts will analyse your contract and take steps under the relevant clause to dispute the terms and find a suitable resolution.
We will advise you on: identifying contractual breaches, mitigation of loss, highlighting defects, managing delays in completion, settlement of claims, entitlement analysis
With an extensive background in construction, particularly quantity surveying, we can support you at every stage of preparing and negotiating your final accounts. We ensure that all contract instructions and cost-related items are accounted for, such as provisional sums, quality adjustments and fluctuations; Any outstanding items will be agreed upon, along with any additional costs associated with losses, expenses and timeframe extensions.